Chapter 843: Arrive in Lyon
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"Of course it's true!" Jerome Bonaparte responded to Prince Monfort with certainty.
For Jerome Paterson, the eldest nephew, Jerome Bonaparte only has the intention of taking advantage of it. Repression and exile are not within the scope of Jerome Bonaparte's consideration at all. .
Because the entire Bonaparte family is very rare, and the abilities of many Bonaparte members do not match their ambitions at all. People like Jerome Paterson are capable and able to recognize their own position. The person can be said to be one in a hundred.
Seeing that there was still a hint of suspicion in Prince Monfort's eyes, Jerome Bonaparte said with reason: "Father, I don't need to suppress him at all!
If I wanted to, he wouldn't have been able to step into France from the start!
Don't forget, my sister Mathilde still has a grudge against Jerome Paterson!
If it wasn't for me, Jerome Paterson would never have joined the Bonaparte family!
I tried my best to promote Jerome Patterson to become a member of the Bonaparte family, and to make him a member of the Crimean battlefield.
Are these not enough to prove that I value him? "
After listening to Jerome Bonaparte's self-defense, Prince Monfort also believed in Jerome Bonaparte's words, and then he turned to ask Jerome Bonaparte why he sent Jerome Bonaparte Tom Patterson travels to the Gabon region.
"This appointment was made only with the consent of Jerome Paterson!" Jerome Bonaparte explained again: "The reason why I sent him to Gabon was to expand With French territory in central Africa, you should know that there is nothing more pleasing to the French than to expand their territory.
Not to mention, it was an excellent young man of Bonaparte who expanded the territory.
Second, because now Europe has entered a stage of relative peace.
Therefore, if Jerome Patterson wants to quickly upgrade his military rank, the only way is to go to the colony to fight the war, so I will arrange him to go to Gabon to serve as the governor. "
"Raising a military rank is not the only way to go by war!" Prince Monfort retorted to Jerome Bonaparte.
"Yes! You are right!" Jerome Bonaparte admitted Prince Monfort's statement, "The promotion of military rank is not the only way to go by war.
But generals who are gradually promoted from the war are more trusted by soldiers than generals who are promoted by favor.
Could my uncle still be emperor if he hadn't personally commanded the army at that time?
If I hadn't gone to Crimea, would I have been able to command the whole army as easily as I do now?
I think Jerome Patterson is also unwilling to be a vase general. He also has a dream of fighting in the battlefield. "
After listening to Jerome Bonaparte's words, Prince Monfort pondered for a moment, and then a self-deprecating smile appeared on the corner of his mouth: "Compared to you, I am the least like one of the Bonaparte family!"
"Father, you are far more free and easy than we are!" Jerome Bonaparte said with a sullen expression.
"Yeah!" Prince Monfort nodded and said in a relaxed tone: "There's nothing wrong with living like this!
Forget it, I don't care about these things anymore! See for yourself! "
Having said that, Prince Monfort turned and left Jerome Bonaparte's study.
Basilio, who was standing at the door of the room waiting for Jerome Bonaparte's summons, saw Prince Monfort walking out of the room, and hurriedly stepped forward to help him.
Prince Monfort gently shook off Basilio's hand and responded stubbornly to Basilio, "I'm not old yet!"
"Yes!" Basilio had no choice but to obey Prince Monfort's wishes and stopped helping him.
However, in order to prevent any accident when Prince Monfort went downstairs, Basilio had to follow Prince Monfort without leaving an inch until Prince Monfort reached the gate smoothly.
"Go back!" said the Prince of Monfort sternly to Basilio, then walked down the steps step by step and got into the carriage.
Looking at the carriage away from Prince Monfort, Basilio also turned around and returned to Jerome Bonaparte's study.
…
And Jerome Patterson, a party to this incident, is now sitting on the special train to Lyon, staring dully at the field outside the window.
It is not clear that Jerome Patterson, who is surging in Paris, is full of plans for the future.
Jerome Paterson stared out the window for a long time, until a fellow soldier appeared in front of him and reported to him that Lyon was about to arrive, Jerome Paterson did not react. , he smiled and said to the guard in front of him, "Got it", then got up and sorted his clothes, waiting for the train to arrive at any time.
After another 20 minutes, the train made a long beep, and Jerome Paterson understood that this was the signal that the train had arrived at the station.
With a slight shaking, the surrounding scenery gradually slowed down.
After a while, the train stopped under an open-air platform.
"Lieutenant Colonel Jerome Paterson, we have arrived at the Lyon train station!" The guard immediately reported the news of the arrival to Jerome Paterson.
Jerome Patterson glanced at the slightly desolate environment and the rows of houses in the distance. He immediately understood that this platform should be used to park military supplies.
The house in the distance should be a temporary storage warehouse for military supplies, and the camp of the Italian Front is probably also nearby.
"I Have a Scroll of Ghosts and Gods"
"Go down!" Jerome Patterson responded to the guard.
A team of guards followed Jerome Paterson as they got off the train to the platform. Jerome Paterson took out his pocket watch and glanced at the time.
It is now around 3:15 pm, 15 minutes earlier than the agreed arrival time, which means that he has to wait here for 15 minutes.
After Jerome Paterson and a group of soldiers stood there and waited silently for a while, a group of cavalry slowly drove towards them from a distance.
When the distance between Jerome Paterson and the "cavalry unit" was enough for him to see every member of the cavalry unit, Jerome Paterson was surprised to find that the leader of this "cavalry unit" was none other than someone else. It was Trosch, commander of the Italian Front.
Speaking of which, Jerome Paterson and Trox were old acquaintances when they were on the battlefield in Crimea.
This time Trosch personally led the team to meet Jerome Paterson, which really surprised him.
Trosch, who was riding on the horse, turned over and dismounted when he was less than 50 meters away from Jerome Patterson, and walked in the direction of Jerome Patterson on foot.
Seeing this, Jerome Patterson also walked in the direction of Trox. The two met in the middle of the road, shook hands with each other, and hugged.
"I'm really sorry, something happened in the barracks, I'm late!" Trosch released Jerome Patterson and apologized to him.
Jerome Patterson shook his head and responded to Trox, "No! You didn't come late, it was my train that arrived 15 minutes early."
Later, Trosch introduced Jerome Patterson to the cavalry around him: "This is Lieutenant Colonel Jerome Patterson, my close comrade-in-arms on the Crimean battlefield!
Now he's going to Gabon to be the governor there! "
"Everyone is very happy to meet you!" Jerome Paterson bowed to everyone present with a smile on his face.
Everyone also welcomed the arrival of Jerome Patterson.
After the brief introduction, Trosch ordered his officers to bring a horse for Jerome Paterson.
"Your horsemanship shouldn't be pulled down!" Trosch asked Jerome Patterson with concern.
"It's only been about a year since the end of the war, so I won't even know the basic skill of riding a horse!" Jerome Patterson said to Trox as he turned on his horse.
Trosch and the accompanying officers also got on their horses when they saw this, and everyone galloped all the way and started to move towards the camp where the Italian Front was located.
When everyone present arrived at the Italian Front, Trosch introduced the chief of staff and division commanders of the Italian Front to Jerome Paterson in turn.
After some conversation, Jerome Patterson told Trosch that he wanted to communicate with the Croatians who were about to go to Gabon.
"Unexpectedly, you, the governor, started issuing orders to me before taking office!
"Trox shrugged his shoulders and teased Jerome Patterson.
"His Majesty the Emperor repeatedly warned me before I left to meet with the laborers as soon as possible and then go to Gabon!" Jerome Paterson replied to Trosch.
"Please come with me!" Trochu said to Jerome Paterson.
Under the leadership of Trox, Jerome Patt quickly came to the gate of a camp surrounded by fences.
Trosch seemed to have thought of something, and he hurriedly asked Jerome Patterson: "By the way! Lieutenant Colonel Patterson, have you studied German!"
"German? A little dabbling!" Jerome Patterson responded to Trosch.
"That's good!" Trochu replied to Jerome Patterson.
"What's wrong?" Jerome Paterson asked curiously. UU Reading www.uukanshu.com
"This group of Croats never learned French at all, only a few of them learned German, that's why I ask you if you learned German!
It's hard to communicate with them if you haven't studied German! ' Trosch explained to Jerome Patterson.
"I see!" Jerome Patterson nodded in response.
Trox led Jerome Paterson all the way to the largest tent in the camp. Along the way, Jerome Paterson saw many shaved Croatians training under the scorching sun.
When Jerome Paterson entered the tent, the two Croatians with their hair still stood up to greet Trox and Jerome Paterson.
"These two are Baron Mirabo Plenkovich and Baron Andrei Milanovich!
"Trosch pointed to them and introduced Jerome Patterson.
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"Of course it's true!" Jerome Bonaparte responded to Prince Monfort with certainty.
For Jerome Paterson, the eldest nephew, Jerome Bonaparte only has the intention of taking advantage of it. Repression and exile are not within the scope of Jerome Bonaparte's consideration at all. .
Because the entire Bonaparte family is very rare, and the abilities of many Bonaparte members do not match their ambitions at all. People like Jerome Paterson are capable and able to recognize their own position. The person can be said to be one in a hundred.
Seeing that there was still a hint of suspicion in Prince Monfort's eyes, Jerome Bonaparte said with reason: "Father, I don't need to suppress him at all!
If I wanted to, he wouldn't have been able to step into France from the start!
Don't forget, my sister Mathilde still has a grudge against Jerome Paterson!
If it wasn't for me, Jerome Paterson would never have joined the Bonaparte family!
I tried my best to promote Jerome Patterson to become a member of the Bonaparte family, and to make him a member of the Crimean battlefield.
Are these not enough to prove that I value him? "
After listening to Jerome Bonaparte's self-defense, Prince Monfort also believed in Jerome Bonaparte's words, and then he turned to ask Jerome Bonaparte why he sent Jerome Bonaparte Tom Patterson travels to the Gabon region.
"This appointment was made only with the consent of Jerome Paterson!" Jerome Bonaparte explained again: "The reason why I sent him to Gabon was to expand With French territory in central Africa, you should know that there is nothing more pleasing to the French than to expand their territory.
Not to mention, it was an excellent young man of Bonaparte who expanded the territory.
Second, because now Europe has entered a stage of relative peace.
Therefore, if Jerome Patterson wants to quickly upgrade his military rank, the only way is to go to the colony to fight the war, so I will arrange him to go to Gabon to serve as the governor. "
"Raising a military rank is not the only way to go by war!" Prince Monfort retorted to Jerome Bonaparte.
"Yes! You are right!" Jerome Bonaparte admitted Prince Monfort's statement, "The promotion of military rank is not the only way to go by war.
But generals who are gradually promoted from the war are more trusted by soldiers than generals who are promoted by favor.
Could my uncle still be emperor if he hadn't personally commanded the army at that time?
If I hadn't gone to Crimea, would I have been able to command the whole army as easily as I do now?
I think Jerome Patterson is also unwilling to be a vase general. He also has a dream of fighting in the battlefield. "
After listening to Jerome Bonaparte's words, Prince Monfort pondered for a moment, and then a self-deprecating smile appeared on the corner of his mouth: "Compared to you, I am the least like one of the Bonaparte family!"
"Father, you are far more free and easy than we are!" Jerome Bonaparte said with a sullen expression.
"Yeah!" Prince Monfort nodded and said in a relaxed tone: "There's nothing wrong with living like this!
Forget it, I don't care about these things anymore! See for yourself! "
Having said that, Prince Monfort turned and left Jerome Bonaparte's study.
Basilio, who was standing at the door of the room waiting for Jerome Bonaparte's summons, saw Prince Monfort walking out of the room, and hurriedly stepped forward to help him.
Prince Monfort gently shook off Basilio's hand and responded stubbornly to Basilio, "I'm not old yet!"
"Yes!" Basilio had no choice but to obey Prince Monfort's wishes and stopped helping him.
However, in order to prevent any accident when Prince Monfort went downstairs, Basilio had to follow Prince Monfort without leaving an inch until Prince Monfort reached the gate smoothly.
"Go back!" said the Prince of Monfort sternly to Basilio, then walked down the steps step by step and got into the carriage.
Looking at the carriage away from Prince Monfort, Basilio also turned around and returned to Jerome Bonaparte's study.
…
And Jerome Patterson, a party to this incident, is now sitting on the special train to Lyon, staring dully at the field outside the window.
It is not clear that Jerome Patterson, who is surging in Paris, is full of plans for the future.
Jerome Paterson stared out the window for a long time, until a fellow soldier appeared in front of him and reported to him that Lyon was about to arrive, Jerome Paterson did not react. , he smiled and said to the guard in front of him, "Got it", then got up and sorted his clothes, waiting for the train to arrive at any time.
After another 20 minutes, the train made a long beep, and Jerome Paterson understood that this was the signal that the train had arrived at the station.
With a slight shaking, the surrounding scenery gradually slowed down.
After a while, the train stopped under an open-air platform.
"Lieutenant Colonel Jerome Paterson, we have arrived at the Lyon train station!" The guard immediately reported the news of the arrival to Jerome Paterson.
Jerome Patterson glanced at the slightly desolate environment and the rows of houses in the distance. He immediately understood that this platform should be used to park military supplies.
The house in the distance should be a temporary storage warehouse for military supplies, and the camp of the Italian Front is probably also nearby.
"I Have a Scroll of Ghosts and Gods"
"Go down!" Jerome Patterson responded to the guard.
A team of guards followed Jerome Paterson as they got off the train to the platform. Jerome Paterson took out his pocket watch and glanced at the time.
It is now around 3:15 pm, 15 minutes earlier than the agreed arrival time, which means that he has to wait here for 15 minutes.
After Jerome Paterson and a group of soldiers stood there and waited silently for a while, a group of cavalry slowly drove towards them from a distance.
When the distance between Jerome Paterson and the "cavalry unit" was enough for him to see every member of the cavalry unit, Jerome Paterson was surprised to find that the leader of this "cavalry unit" was none other than someone else. It was Trosch, commander of the Italian Front.
Speaking of which, Jerome Paterson and Trox were old acquaintances when they were on the battlefield in Crimea.
This time Trosch personally led the team to meet Jerome Paterson, which really surprised him.
Trosch, who was riding on the horse, turned over and dismounted when he was less than 50 meters away from Jerome Patterson, and walked in the direction of Jerome Patterson on foot.
Seeing this, Jerome Patterson also walked in the direction of Trox. The two met in the middle of the road, shook hands with each other, and hugged.
"I'm really sorry, something happened in the barracks, I'm late!" Trosch released Jerome Patterson and apologized to him.
Jerome Patterson shook his head and responded to Trox, "No! You didn't come late, it was my train that arrived 15 minutes early."
Later, Trosch introduced Jerome Patterson to the cavalry around him: "This is Lieutenant Colonel Jerome Patterson, my close comrade-in-arms on the Crimean battlefield!
Now he's going to Gabon to be the governor there! "
"Everyone is very happy to meet you!" Jerome Paterson bowed to everyone present with a smile on his face.
Everyone also welcomed the arrival of Jerome Patterson.
After the brief introduction, Trosch ordered his officers to bring a horse for Jerome Paterson.
"Your horsemanship shouldn't be pulled down!" Trosch asked Jerome Patterson with concern.
"It's only been about a year since the end of the war, so I won't even know the basic skill of riding a horse!" Jerome Patterson said to Trox as he turned on his horse.
Trosch and the accompanying officers also got on their horses when they saw this, and everyone galloped all the way and started to move towards the camp where the Italian Front was located.
When everyone present arrived at the Italian Front, Trosch introduced the chief of staff and division commanders of the Italian Front to Jerome Paterson in turn.
After some conversation, Jerome Patterson told Trosch that he wanted to communicate with the Croatians who were about to go to Gabon.
"Unexpectedly, you, the governor, started issuing orders to me before taking office!
"Trox shrugged his shoulders and teased Jerome Patterson.
"His Majesty the Emperor repeatedly warned me before I left to meet with the laborers as soon as possible and then go to Gabon!" Jerome Paterson replied to Trosch.
"Please come with me!" Trochu said to Jerome Paterson.
Under the leadership of Trox, Jerome Patt quickly came to the gate of a camp surrounded by fences.
Trosch seemed to have thought of something, and he hurriedly asked Jerome Patterson: "By the way! Lieutenant Colonel Patterson, have you studied German!"
"German? A little dabbling!" Jerome Patterson responded to Trosch.
"That's good!" Trochu replied to Jerome Patterson.
"What's wrong?" Jerome Paterson asked curiously. UU Reading www.uukanshu.com
"This group of Croats never learned French at all, only a few of them learned German, that's why I ask you if you learned German!
It's hard to communicate with them if you haven't studied German! ' Trosch explained to Jerome Patterson.
"I see!" Jerome Patterson nodded in response.
Trox led Jerome Paterson all the way to the largest tent in the camp. Along the way, Jerome Paterson saw many shaved Croatians training under the scorching sun.
When Jerome Paterson entered the tent, the two Croatians with their hair still stood up to greet Trox and Jerome Paterson.
"These two are Baron Mirabo Plenkovich and Baron Andrei Milanovich!
"Trosch pointed to them and introduced Jerome Patterson.
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"Of course it's true!" Jerome Bonaparte responded to Prince Monfort with certainty.For Jerome Paterson, the eldest nephew, Jerome Bonaparte only has the intention of taking advantage of it. Repression and exile are not within the scope of Jerome Bonaparte's consideration at all. .Because the entire Bonaparte family is very rare, and the abilities of many Bonaparte members do not match their ambitions at all. People like Jerome Paterson are capable and able to recognize their own position. The person can be said to be one in a hundred.Seeing that there was still a hint of suspicion in Prince Monfort's eyes, Jerome Bonaparte said with reason: "Father, I don't need to suppress him at all!If I wanted to, he wouldn't have been able to step into France from the start!Don't forget, my sister Mathilde still has a grudge against Jerome Paterson!If it wasn't for me, Jerome Paterson would never have joined the Bonaparte family!I tried my best to promote Jerome Patterson to become a member of the Bonaparte family, and to make him a member of the Crimean battlefield.Are these not enough to prove that I value him? "After listening to Jerome Bonaparte's self-defense, Prince Monfort also believed in Jerome Bonaparte's words, and then he turned to ask Jerome Bonaparte why he sent Jerome Bonaparte Tom Patterson travels to the Gabon region."This appointment was made only with the consent of Jerome Paterson!" Jerome Bonaparte explained again: "The reason why I sent him to Gabon was to expand With French territory in central Africa, you should know that there is nothing more pleasing to the French than to expand their territory.Not to mention, it was an excellent young man of Bonaparte who expanded the territory.Second, because now Europe has entered a stage of relative peace.Therefore, if Jerome Patterson wants to quickly upgrade his military rank, the only way is to go to the colony to fight the war, so I will arrange him to go to Gabon to serve as the governor. ""Raising a military rank is not the only way to go by war!" Prince Monfort retorted to Jerome Bonaparte."Yes! You are right!" Jerome Bonaparte admitted Prince Monfort's statement, "The promotion of military rank is not the only way to go by war.But generals who are gradually promoted from the war are more trusted by soldiers than generals who are promoted by favor.Could my uncle still be emperor if he hadn't personally commanded the army at that time?If I hadn't gone to Crimea, would I have been able to command the whole army as easily as I do now?I think Jerome Patterson is also unwilling to be a vase general. He also has a dream of fighting in the battlefield. "After listening to Jerome Bonaparte's words, Prince Monfort pondered for a moment, and then a self-deprecating smile appeared on the corner of his mouth: "Compared to you, I am the least like one of the Bonaparte family!""Father, you are far more free and easy than we are!" Jerome Bonaparte said with a sullen expression."Yeah!" Prince Monfort nodded and said in a relaxed tone: "There's nothing wrong with living like this!Forget it, I don't care about these things anymore! See for yourself! "Having said that, Prince Monfort turned and left Jerome Bonaparte's study.Basilio, who was standing at the door of the room waiting for Jerome Bonaparte's summons, saw Prince Monfort walking out of the room, and hurriedly stepped forward to help him.Prince Monfort gently shook off Basilio's hand and responded stubbornly to Basilio, "I'm not old yet!""Yes!" Basilio had no choice but to obey Prince Monfort's wishes and stopped helping him.However, in order to prevent any accident when Prince Monfort went downstairs, Basilio had to follow Prince Monfort without leaving an inch until Prince Monfort reached the gate smoothly."Go back!" said the Prince of Monfort sternly to Basilio, then walked down the steps step by step and got into the carriage.Looking at the carriage away from Prince Monfort, Basilio also turned around and returned to Jerome Bonaparte's study.And Jerome Patterson, a party to this incident, is now sitting on the special train to Lyon, staring dully at the field outside the window.It is not clear that Jerome Patterson, who is surging in Paris, is full of plans for the future.Jerome Paterson stared out the window for a long time, until a fellow soldier appeared in front of him and reported to him that Lyon was about to arrive, Jerome Paterson did not react. , he smiled and said to the guard in front of him, "Got it", then got up and sorted his clothes, waiting for the train to arrive at any time.After another 20 minutes, the train made a long beep, and Jerome Paterson understood that this was the signal that the train had arrived at the station.With a slight shaking, the surrounding scenery gradually slowed down.After a while, the train stopped under an open-air platform."Lieutenant Colonel Jerome Paterson, we have arrived at the Lyon train station!" The guard immediately reported the news of the arrival to Jerome Paterson.Jerome Patterson glanced at the slightly desolate environment and the rows of houses in the distance. He immediately understood that this platform should be used to park military supplies.The house in the distance should be a temporary storage warehouse for military supplies, and the camp of the Italian Front is probably also nearby."I Have a Scroll of Ghosts and Gods""Go down!" Jerome Patterson responded to the guard.A team of guards followed Jerome Paterson as they got off the train to the platform. Jerome Paterson took out his pocket watch and glanced at the time.It is now around 3:15 pm, 15 minutes earlier than the agreed arrival time, which means that he has to wait here for 15 minutes.After Jerome Paterson and a group of soldiers stood there and waited silently for a while, a group of cavalry slowly drove towards them from a distance.When the distance between Jerome Paterson and the "cavalry unit" was enough for him to see every member of the cavalry unit, Jerome Paterson was surprised to find that the leader of this "cavalry unit" was none other than someone else. It was Trosch, commander of the Italian Front.Speaking of which, Jerome Paterson and Trox were old acquaintances when they were on the battlefield in Crimea.This time Trosch personally led the team to meet Jerome Paterson, which really surprised him.Trosch, who was riding on the horse, turned over and dismounted when he was less than 50 meters away from Jerome Patterson, and walked in the direction of Jerome Patterson on foot.Seeing this, Jerome Patterson also walked in the direction of Trox. The two met in the middle of the road, shook hands with each other, and hugged."I'm really sorry, something happened in the barracks, I'm late!" Trosch released Jerome Patterson and apologized to him.Jerome Patterson shook his head and responded to Trox, "No! You didn't come late, it was my train that arrived 15 minutes early."Later, Trosch introduced Jerome Patterson to the cavalry around him: "This is Lieutenant Colonel Jerome Patterson, my close comrade-in-arms on the Crimean battlefield!Now he's going to Gabon to be the governor there! ""Everyone is very happy to meet you!" Jerome Paterson bowed to everyone present with a smile on his face.Everyone also welcomed the arrival of Jerome Patterson.After the brief introduction, Trosch ordered his officers to bring a horse for Jerome Paterson."Your horsemanship shouldn't be pulled down!" Trosch asked Jerome Patterson with concern."It's only been about a year since the end of the war, so I won't even know the basic skill of riding a horse!" Jerome Patterson said to Trox as he turned on his horse.Trosch and the accompanying officers also got on their horses when they saw this, and everyone galloped all the way and started to move towards the camp where the Italian Front was located.When everyone present arrived at the Italian Front, Trosch introduced the chief of staff and division commanders of the Italian Front to Jerome Paterson in turn.After some conversation, Jerome Patterson told Trosch that he wanted to communicate with the Croatians who were about to go to Gabon."Unexpectedly, you, the governor, started issuing orders to me before taking office!"Trox shrugged his shoulders and teased Jerome Patterson."His Majesty the Emperor repeatedly warned me before I left to meet with the laborers as soon as possible and then go to Gabon!" Jerome Paterson replied to Trosch."Please come with me!" Trochu said to Jerome Paterson.Under the leadership of Trox, Jerome Patt quickly came to the gate of a camp surrounded by fences.Trosch seemed to have thought of something, and he hurriedly asked Jerome Patterson: "By the way! Lieutenant Colonel Patterson, have you studied German!""German? A little dabbling!" Jerome Patterson responded to Trosch."That's good!" Trochu replied to Jerome Patterson."What's wrong?" Jerome Paterson asked curiously. UU Reading www.uukanshu.com"This group of Croats never learned French at all, only a few of them learned German, that's why I ask you if you learned German!It's hard to communicate with them if you haven't studied German! ' Trosch explained to Jerome Patterson."I see!" Jerome Patterson nodded in response.Trox led Jerome Paterson all the way to the largest tent in the camp. Along the way, Jerome Paterson saw many shaved Croatians training under the scorching sun.When Jerome Paterson entered the tent, the two Croatians with their hair still stood up to greet Trox and Jerome Paterson."These two are Baron Mirabo Plenkovich and Baron Andrei Milanovich!"Trosch pointed to them and introduced Jerome Patterson.https://:. Mobile version reading website:
